Weber County

Weber County is an administrative region in northern Utah with its main offices located in Ogden, providing governmental services to residents. The area encompasses a mix of urban and rural communities with various facilities serving the population.

The region was established to organize the growing population of northern Utah while creating systematic rules for land use and development. This foundational structure shaped how the area has developed over time.

The area serves as a center for education and historical awareness, with institutions that reflect how the community values learning and preserving its past. These facilities show what matters to people who live here.

Visitors can access various public services and facilities during standard business hours throughout the region. It helps to inquire in advance about specific services, as hours may vary between different departments and locations.

The region operates an indoor ice facility open year-round, offering ice hockey, figure skating, and other winter sports activities for residents and visitors. This facility is noteworthy because it brings winter sports to a southern US state regardless of season.

Location: Utah

Inception: March 3, 1852

Capital city: Ogden

Shares border with: Box Elder County, Cache County, Rich County, Morgan County, Davis County, Tooele County

Website: https://webercountyutah.gov

GPS coordinates: 41.30000,-111.92000

Latest update: December 12, 2025 23:30